Riokanai vietovėje Fudžisava

Louis Kanada

My wife and I stayed at Iwamotoro for 6 nights and the experience is something we will cherish dearly. What we loved about Iwamotoro is not simply it’s long and interesting history, not the fact that it inspired a famous kabuki play, but the friendliness of the staff and how they would go out of their way to help us, making us feel at home. Sitting on the coast of Enoshima, simply by looking out of the window from the ryokan, one would see the scene from famous ukiyo-e picture of Mt. Fuji. The traditional Japanese breakfast and dinner provided were also very delicious, well-priced and professionally served. Along with a comforting bath at the onsen, one would receive an experience of a noble during the Kamakura period. The room is cleaned whenever requested, and the bedrolls and tables were laid out for us everyday in a timely manner. The swimming pool was also fully utilized and clean. I have read previous comments about the island being inconvenient because it was inaccessible after ten. That is untrue. Although bus service stops at around 10:20, taxi is able to go on the island. One can also walk freely across the bridge at anytime of the day on and off of the island.

Tay Malaizija

Excellent location face sea and the breakfast is good

Harrison Jungtinės Amerikos Valstijos

This place had a wonderful atmosphere, with old Showa era charm and very clean facilities. The view from my room was spectacular. A little detail I loved was that they painted my name on a wooden shingle and hung it by the desk, a sign indicating that I would be staying there that night.

矢田 Japonija

friendly kind accomodating staffs..

Yeojin Kanada

Its just so aesthetic and the food was chef’s kiss

Juliana Omanas

The property is very well located, Koshigoe station is just over a min walk and Enoshima 25 min walk. The owners were very kind and helpful. The mattresses and pillows give the impression not to be comfortable but they turned out to be good and we have no complaints. We were able to keep some food in the fridge and cook our breakfast. We are glad we stay in Koshigoe and not near Kamakura Station.